I Like Texas........

[macallan25]

Originally Posted by AznSAE

i like texas and all but why the heck are we getting snow. it is supposed to snow tomorrow.

GLOBAL WARMING!!!!!!!!

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by macallan25

GLOBAL WARMING!!!!!!!!

Al Gore Lover? You can be my cup cake!

[macallan25]

Originally Posted by Tom Earp

Al Gore Lover? You can be my cup cake!

Evidently sensing sarcasm isn't one of your strong points.

........and please refrain from using the homosexual undertones with me. I will never "be your cupcake."

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by macallan25

Evidently sensing sarcasm isn't one of your strong points.

........and please refrain from using the homosexual undertones with me. I will never "be your cupcake."

Woe is me, Yo be sharp Master MC.

Well, I guess you will not be My Huckle Berry either?

[macallan25]

Originally Posted by Tom Earp

Woe is me, Yo be sharp Master MC.

Well, I guess you will not be My Huckle Berry either?

Monkey + 8

also.....This Week's Sign of the Apocolypse.

[Tom Earp]

Sorry, non sense as usual!

You are a real trip dude!

Short Country Road to The Ranch!

[macallan25]

Sorry, I couldn't reply to your post because I can't decipher your rambling sentence fragments.

[Kevlar281]

Beer banned in parks, cooler rules adopted
By Suzanne Ashe
The Herald-Zeitung

Published February 13, 2007
The heat was on for coolers at the New Braunfels City Council meeting Monday night.

After the council heard from more than two dozen residents, the council voted 4-3 to regulate the size of coolers that could be used on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers inside the city limits.

The council also voted 5-2 Monday to ban open containers in Hinman Island and Prince Solms parks.

Before the cooler vote, District 6 Councilman Ken Valentine made a motion to amend the ordinance to change the size of the small coolers

“I make motion to approve the ordinance with adjustments to amend and change dimensions of the six-can cooler to 8- x 6- x 7-inches for the Comal River and change the dimension on the Guadalupe to 11- x 8- x-7- inches,” Valentine said.

That further reduced the cooler size from the original dimensions — 9- x 6- x 9- inches for the Comal and 11- x 9- x 10-inches for the Guadalupe — passed three weeks ago when the cooler ordinance first went before the council.

Valentine said he had heard that the original six-can cooler dimension actually would allow nine cans to fit in a cooler and the originally proposed 12-can cooler possibly could fit up to 18 cans.

District 5 Councilwoman Kathleen Krueger said she was “in total support” of the ordinance and seconded Valentine’s motion.

However, District Councilwoman Gayle Pospisil opposed the cooler ordinance.

“I don’t think this is a compromise,” she said. “I’m not happy with the RAC (River Activities Committee) results and cannot support the cooler ordinance as it is now.”

Mayor Bruce Boyer also said he couldn’t support the smaller cooler ordinance and was surprised by the amount of communications he had received on the issue.

“I was amazed at the amount of communication we got,” he said. “I got a lot from families that indicate they can’t do this — the little coolers,” he said. “If we do this, we have said to a large majority of people we’re gonna tell y’all what to do, so I can’t support little container. We need to give families more of an opportunity to enjoy the Comal.”

Lengthy discussion

Discussion on the cooler ordinance lasted for three-and-a-half hours. The sparks began flying when RAC vice chairman Dick Hilyer began presenting the River Activities Committee’s final recommendations. RAC member Irene Allen stood up at back of the council chambers and protested Hilyer’s report. Allen and RAC member Valerie Hull dissented when the river committee voted on the proposal last week.

“I have not seen this before,” she said. “This is not the opinion of the river activities committee.”

Boyer hushed Allen to allow Hilyer to continue.

“RAC would rather have a four-can cooler, but we are compromising and going with a six-can cooler and 12-can coolers,” Hilyer said. “You can still have mesh bags for incidentals, but they can’t have any containers that contain liquids.”

Majority of speakers opposed rules

The audience of about 100 New Braunfels residents had a lot to say to council when it came their turn to speak out.

Sigh, well it looks like Bergheim will be my new spot.

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by macallan25

Sorry, I couldn't reply to your post because I can't decipher your rambling sentence fragments.

Short and Sweet and You cannot understand!

Gee?

Can you read this?

A B C?


You cannot decipher any thing I adjudge.

S--- down the leg of Your expensive pants is still that.

Have a fine one Dud, oh Dude!

You do your Fraternity Well

What a shame!

[macallan25]

Originally Posted by Tom Earp

Short and Sweet and You cannot understand!

Gee?

Can you read this?

A B C?


You cannot decipher any thing I adjudge.

S--- down the leg of Your expensive pants is still that.

Have a fine one Dud, oh Dude!

You do your Fraternity Well

What a shame!

If I were you I would seriously reevaluate the need to live.

[aggieAXO]

ok guys cut it out-go make your own thread to argue

[SATX*APhi]

Originally Posted by aggieAXO

ok guys cut it out-go make your own thread to argue

Thank you, Karen!

[Stef the Pef]

OMG.

Every time I read anything with Al Gore in it now, I automatically think of ManBearPig from South Park.


It's been really cold (well, for us) in Waco lately. It's 27 out there right now. I wish it would snow!

[SATX*APhi]

Happy Texas Independence Day!!

[Alpha Sig Scott]

I was in Houston last week for business. Had some Shiner Bock beer. Good stuff.